Sentence examples for right trade from inspiring English sources

"If there's the right trade to be made out there, we'll make the trade," Minaya said.

Still, the Mets continue to explore possible trade partners for Beltran, who has a blanket no-trade clause, but would be willing to accommodate the right trade.

It was a relatively tame exchange by the standards of an election campaign that has seen left and right trade fierce insults and even racist slurs.

"The focus now needs to be on making sure that the UK negotiates the right trade deals that will allow access to key markets".

For now, the asking price in prospects appears too high, but Cashman's strategy is to wait for those prices to come down, at which point he could find the right trade.

The bottom line is that an improving path for growth figured more prominently in the Fed's thinking than the declining path of inflation.Whether that will prove the right trade matters not just for the economy but for Mr Bernanke's legacy.

"We felt it wasn't the right trade-off now," he said.

"Right now, it's all about feeling sure we're making the right trade-offs, focusing on the right opportunities and developing them as quickly as possible".

The trick, says Mr Murray, is to find the right trade-off between rigour and a methodology that works across thousands of items.

In a conference call with analysts, Mr. Bezos said the company saw the shipping loss as the "right trade-off" for increasing free cash flow.

The result, alas, was to increase that market dominance by shielding Heathrow from the competition it would have faced had the airports been spun off to separate owners.We concluded that "in general markets are better at directing investment and at finding the right trade-offs between service and price than even the best-intentioned monopolists and their regulators".